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 Jamesrichards8  02 Jun 17 12.53am |
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according to wikipedia sean dyche is our manager. it also says he has been our manager since 2012. who knew?
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| pieceofcake Cell 36,HMP Albany 02 Jun 17 1.20am |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Jamie Oliver or Hugh Fearnley-Wittingstall? Edited by Rudi Hedman (01 Jun 2017 10.31pm) A friend of mine,whose wife works with the neice of the person who owns a launderette that SP's next door neighbour uses,tells me that both the above candidates are now on the back burner.
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pstrutt  Busselton, WA 02 Jun 17 2.11am |
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What is underwhelming about SD is that he follows BFS. The beauty of Dyche's potential appointment for me is that we will not be getting arrogant stubbornness (Pardew), nor blind theatricals (Warnock / Holloway) or inexperience (Dougie). We will be closer to a professional and systematic structure akin to TP. I think Dyche is a step Down from BFS, but his insight and learning have been strong and he has progressed well as a manager during his tenure at a Burnley. He is a good character and a people person and he would galvanise the team much in the same way BFS bought the best out of the team. In addition to his footballing brain, I like Dyche's personality as he's actually feckin funny. I would fully support Dyche at the club as we would have a sensible approach to football and not an ego at the club and he is capable of getting us to perform. We would be strong and stable (meh). We actually need a bit of that and he has shown a large degree of loyalty. Would be a good appointment imho.
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| Petereagle Brockley 02 Jun 17 5.57am |
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Originally posted by pstrutt
What is underwhelming about SD is that he follows BFS. The beauty of Dyche's potential appointment for me is that we will not be getting arrogant stubbornness (Pardew), nor blind theatricals (Warnock / Holloway) or inexperience (Dougie). We will be closer to a professional and systematic structure akin to TP. I think Dyche is a step Down from BFS, but his insight and learning have been strong and he has progressed well as a manager during his tenure at a Burnley. He is a good character and a people person and he would galvanise the team much in the same way BFS bought the best out of the team. In addition to his footballing brain, I like Dyche's personality as he's actually feckin funny. I would fully support Dyche at the club as we would have a sensible approach to football and not an ego at the club and he is capable of getting us to perform. We would be strong and stable (meh). We actually need a bit of that and he has shown a large degree of loyalty. Would be a good appointment imho. Great post, well said
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| Petereagle Brockley 02 Jun 17 6.03am |
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Originally posted by Petereagle
Great post, well said Sounds like the ginger one would be a good fit
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| sa_eagle Just outside Cape Town 02 Jun 17 6.12am |
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"Garry Monk and Roy Hodgson are not understood to be high-priority candidates" - That's the best bit in this article.
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| bexleydave Barnehurst 02 Jun 17 6.19am |
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Originally posted by pstrutt
What is underwhelming about SD is that he follows BFS. The beauty of Dyche's potential appointment for me is that we will not be getting arrogant stubbornness (Pardew), nor blind theatricals (Warnock / Holloway) or inexperience (Dougie). We will be closer to a professional and systematic structure akin to TP. I think Dyche is a step Down from BFS, but his insight and learning have been strong and he has progressed well as a manager during his tenure at a Burnley. He is a good character and a people person and he would galvanise the team much in the same way BFS bought the best out of the team. In addition to his footballing brain, I like Dyche's personality as he's actually feckin funny. I would fully support Dyche at the club as we would have a sensible approach to football and not an ego at the club and he is capable of getting us to perform. We would be strong and stable (meh). We actually need a bit of that and he has shown a large degree of loyalty. Would be a good appointment imho.
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| CPFC/SCCC Sutton 02 Jun 17 6.57am |
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I think he's taken Burnley as far as he can. They had one of the smallest budget and he's done a great job. There's 3 stages of a promoted club. Stage 1 - survive in the prem for at least 3. Stage 2- target top 10. Stage 3- try to break in that top 7. We in stage 2 compared to Burnley who are at stage 1. Burnley are a selling club, with gray , heaton and Keane could all leave this summer. Fans who's he gonna attract, in that terms your only good as your budget. Sean Dyche bought Trippier, Keane and mee and have turned into great players.
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| CPFC/SCCC Sutton 02 Jun 17 7.04am |
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Sean dyche while at Burnley bought m.keane , tom heaton and Kieran Trippier all in the latest England squad.
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| lancyclaret Leeds, United Kingdom 02 Jun 17 7.21am |
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It was "Mr Smug Eddie Howe" who actually bought Trippier and Mee for a combined £800,000 from Man City after the pair had joined on loan in September 2011. Dyche cannot take the credit for that.
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| lancyclaret Leeds, United Kingdom 02 Jun 17 7.24am |
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Keane (most likely), Gray (possibly) but I think there is next to no chance Heaton will be leaving Burnley any time soon. He is club and team skipper, a lot of his family live in the area and just last week expressed his desire to stay at Burnley next season.
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| pstrutt Busselton, WA 02 Jun 17 7.28am |
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Originally posted by bexleydave
Yes to both. The right personality is what i was highlighting. He's a man's man, rather than a circus like IH. But the point about gsoh is more about my view of the man rather than the manager. The point about loyalty is too correct as he has been up and down with them and he deserves his shot with Palace. He has kept them up and walking away after a committed period. Tbf he hasn't left anywhere yet as he was pushed from watford and conjecture in the press may not actually be true. What you have to decide between BD is whether you want someone who is keen to progress or someone who is loyal. If you're progress and ambitious then you might be able to offer something new l, but you are loyal does that mean you're happy sitting in your comfort zone not going anywhere? Same with recruitment in any job and something I have to tell my clients regularly. 'Tis one or the other! Edited by pstrutt (02 Jun 2017 7.35am)
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